Seeking a Scottish birth

[Rosinish]

Or, is this her?

1841

Piece SCT1841/652
Old Monkland, Lanarkshire
EDistrict 14A
Parish Old Monkland
Folio15 Page15
Address - Calder Bank

Crowther all b England

George 35   Merchant Iron Roller                
Sarah 35                    
Jonah 13                       
Eliza 8                       
John   6                       
Sarah 3                   
Frances 1                       
John   38 Merchant Iron Roller

Annie

Just read your message, not sure yet & not sure which could be her?

[Rosinish]

Possible Bap?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QL35-64TG

Questionable as she doesn't call any of her children after mother Sarah but they may have not been on talking terms?

Annie

[KayeG]

Oh dear Annie, I haven’t a clue!  Does that mean they were all born in England?  I need to google Merchant Iron Roller.

[KayeG]

Well Annie, every day’s a school day, I now know about iron rolling.  How can I find out more about the ‘tearaway’? X

[Rosinish]

Wow Annie!  Does ‘10’ mean her age?   That would fit. 

Yes, sorry, age & re the following census they were all born England although living in Lanarkshire.
(Very unique to have a PoB on an 1841 census rather than 'Outside County')?

I'm wondering if Elizabeth is the one in Prison, did her father include her on the form whether in error or just didn't understand it was only people actually in the household rather than part of the household?

Annie

[KayeG]

Or perhaps the one in prison is from a different Crowther family?  Is there a way to access more information on the prisoner? X

[Rosinish]

Or perhaps the one in prison is from a different Crowther family?  Is there a way to access more information on the prisoner? X

No records seem to exist "but court and petty session records may show if any of your relatives were inmates here"...

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/NTT/Southwell#Correctional

Annie

[KayeG]

Thank you Annie, I’ve emailed the Local History Society to ask if they have any information on prisoners at that time. 
On that subject, I met an Australian lady a few years ago whose ancestor had been deported as a youngster because ‘he looked as though he would commit a crime’. X

[Rosinish]

I’ve emailed the Local History Society to ask if they have any information on prisoners at that time. 

Let's hope they're of some help! ?

Annie

Add, Ooops, yes, I ve seen some strange cases for theft etc. over the yrs e.g. maybe stealing turnips or similar?